... OALlBVDAR OF GARDEN WORK (From the Gardener's Magine.) KITCHEN GARDEN. Vegetables 1n senaon comprise asparagus, broccoli, cab. bages, cauliflowers, lettuce, onions, radiahes, rhubarb, gpinach, and turnips from the open quarteis, and French beaus, carrote ...

... lanterns, and Mr Holloway's premises gc were similarly adorned. Mr IV. Rogers made good a use of a variety of pot plants, asparagus foliage and ri other materials, whilst Mr Presley showed flags, a' bunting, and geraniums in pots. The windows of le Mr ( ...

... (;ardens. An archway rose from the seat o tlhe bicycle to about three feet high t rouna this was twisted light sprays of asparagus fern picked out with pink sweet peas, the arch being a little wvider as it reached the centre and taperinjg ofl'towards the ...

... B. P. King. Cucumbers, 1st, Mrs. B. Were; 2nd, 31r. hit J. Hare. Cauliflowers, 1st, Mr. S. Metealfe; 2nd, Mr. Tiley. as- Asparagus, lst, Mir. G. TP. Hassell-, 2nd, Rav. J, Heyworth. in New potatoes, let, Messrs. Tilling; 2nd, Mr. J. Talbett. Id. Peas, ...

... AmLass,-A rich and lovely widow.-Fun. 'AIIWLVAY Ecoo,(mics.-A break in time raves a smash. E. SAL DEER-STALKING.-Buying asparagus when it is a int Ia a bundle.-Futn. A n who builds a house is a builder; does it follow, then, t that b e who razes it is ...

... -Forced: Ist prize, John Haythorne, Esq.; William Blatiwvayt6, Esq. Kidney Beans.-Ist prize, Mr.-Mackey; 2nj, Mrs. Ca'twright. Asparagus.-Green -istprize, Mr. S. Gerrish-Red: Istprize, Mr. S. Gerrish; 2nd, Mr. John Sal ey.k lshubarb.-Re:' 1st prizec, Mr. WIn ...

... been built by their present proprietor, who has in their con- struction carried out his passion for subterranean work. Like asparagus, only their most beautiful part is above ground. The dining-rooms and bedchambers make a handsome little house enough, solidly ...

... to shoot- off wet and prevent cooling down by ivind, of frost. Where heat from hot. water pipes is at commannd, forcing asparagus and sea. kale is easily and conveniently accomplished, b ut with fermenting material the case-is different. CABBAGE.-If 'any ...

... The font i looked exceedingly pretty and effective with circlets I of white bryeanthemums and pink roses fringed t with asparagus and fern. Oiroling the reaaing desk was a profueson of astrer and chrysanthemums woven with tinted grasses. Sheaves of grain ...

... in practical gardening and its improved science, appeared in Covent Garden mar- ket on Saturday morning. One bundle of asparagus, con- sisting of 110 heads, weighed 28lbs. It was produced by Grayson, at Mortlake, and was purchased for 30s., it is said ...

... dairy work (including ,milking, making butter and soft cheeses), the cultivation of small fruits, flowers, salad plants, asparagus, and various vegetables which find a ready market at good prices; the work might even extend to preserving fruit, making ...

... is most Injurious. Hoe amongst growing it, crops, especially those in light soils, and keep all a, plots from weeds. c. Asparagus.-Cease cutting from the beds towards d the middle or end of the month, and let the plants grow freely to enable them to store ...